SALTT Electrolyte Packets, Blue Slushies, 30 Sticks, Zero-Sugar Hydration Mix

SALTT Blue Slushies Electrolyte Packets are zero-sugar electrolyte drink mix sticks designed to replenish electrolytes, with 969 mg sodium in each stick and 30 sticks per pack.

• 969 mg sodium, 409 mg potassium and 178 mg magnesium per stick — adds three electrolytes to your water.
• 30 individual sticks — gives you single-serving portions to take along.
• Six ingredients, including SolarSea mineral salts from Utah’s Great Salt Lake — keeps the formula ingredient list concise.
• No sugar, citric acid or maltodextrin — suits shoppers seeking hydration mix without these ingredients.
• Mixes into 16–32 oz (473–946 mL) of water — lets you choose a water volume within the stated range.
• Made in the USA with food-grade SolarSea mineral salts — identifies the salt source and production location.

Exercise, hot weather, outdoor work, travel and fasting can all be situations where people want electrolytes in their water. SALTT is made for these occasions, as well as low-carb and keto lifestyles and people looking for higher-sodium hydration. Its Blue Slushies flavor comes in compact, single-use sticks, so you can prepare a serving wherever you have water.

Which electrolytes does each SALTT stick provide?

Each stick provides sodium, potassium and magnesium as a three-electrolyte blend for hydration support. SALTT’s formula uses 969 mg of sodium to support rapid fluid absorption, while potassium and magnesium add two other electrolytes to the mix. The amounts are stated per stick, making it straightforward to see what each serving contributes.

• 409 mg potassium per stick.
• 178 mg magnesium per stick.
• The mineral salts come from Utah’s Great Salt Lake.

What is in SALTT Blue Slushies, and what is left out?

The formula contains six ingredients: SolarSea Salts, Potassium Chloride, Malic Acid, Acacia Gum, Natural Flavors and Stevia. The stated ingredient list does not include sugar, citric acid or maltodextrin. This makes the formulation relevant to shoppers who avoid those ingredients or prefer a short ingredient list. The product’s high-electrolyte profile is also intended for people with increased electrolyte needs, including those following a low-carb or keto lifestyle or fasting.

• Natural Flavors and Stevia are the flavoring and sweetening ingredients in the list.
• Malic Acid is used instead of citric acid.
• The formula contains no maltodextrin, a fast-digesting starch filler.

How do you mix the electrolyte sticks?

Empty one SALTT stick into 16–32 oz (473–946 mL) of water and stir a few times. The powder is made to dissolve fully, without clumping, residue or grit. The slim stick format is suited to carrying in a gym bag, purse, briefcase or checked luggage, so you can mix a serving at the gym, during a trip or after time outdoors.

• Choose a water amount within the 16–32 oz range.
• A few stirs are enough to mix the powder.
• Each pack contains 30 sticks for individual servings.

When is SALTT Electrolyte Packets made to be used?

SALTT is designed for workouts, sweating, heat, outdoor work, travel, trail use, fasting and everyday water when you want added electrolytes. It is also made for low-carb and keto routines and for people seeking higher-sodium hydration, including people managing POTS or dysautonomia. These are intended-use contexts, not a promise of a particular health outcome.

• Blue Slushies is the flavor in this 30-stick pack.
• The product is made in an American facility.
• Nurses, fasting coaches and professional athletes order SALTT.

SALTT Blue Slushies Electrolyte Packets suit people who want a portable, zero-sugar electrolyte mix for exercise, heat, travel, fasting or everyday hydration. Each serving combines three electrolytes in a compact stick made to mix into water.

Ingredients

SolarSea® Salts AC (Contains Sodium Chloride and Magnesium Chloride), Malic Acid, Potassium Chloride, RebD & RebM Stevia Leaf Extract, Natural Flavors, Acacia Gum